scott bud you mean is at the scene of the crash. >> reporter: let me show you where it happened. along marrowry and argonaut in fremont. a street some witnesses told us was an accident waiting to happen. >> a chaotic scene this morning after fremont police officers say the nissan rogue lost control coming down this street. hitting and killing a 44-year-old man in the process of moving a piano. the suv also hit a trailer and knocked over a fire hydrant. >> unfortunately the pedestrian died at the scene. the driver was injured and had to be transported to a local hospital for treatment. >> witnesses describe the crash as frightening. >> you could hear the boom and water splattering everywhere. >> any often say cars drive too fast and recklessly here. >> they don't look or pay attention. there is either someone trying to merge and don't acknowledge

another car coming from the right. so it's just an unsafe intersection. >> officers say the 57-year-old driver of the suv was injured then taken into custody for driving under the influence. by flying a drone over the scene they tried to recreate how one car could do so much damage. >> obviously an overhead view of the scene is very helpful. and in trying to recreate, trying to get a picture what have occurred. >> in fremont, scott budman, nbc bay area news. well, it's a photo that seems innocent enough. but it may have led to four sheriff's deputies losing their jobs. because one of the men in this photo is a known felon. nbc bay area first broke the story with a push alert sent from our app and a tweet from our reporter damian trujillo, damian is live at the sheriff's office with more on the photo and the quick action by the sheriff. damian. >> reporter: yeah, janelle, the sheriff's office says they do not comment on personnel matters

but sources confirm the firings to us and the known felon in this case will be familiar to many people. nbc bay area obtained this photograph exclusively. it shes several retired deputies at a birthday party of a known felon. that felon is a familiar face to many people. he is armand tiano, a former sheriff lieutenant convicted in 2001 of lewd conduct with two underage female relatives. >> the sheriff's office does have a standard of conduct policy. that policy reflects on duty conduct as well as off duty. >> several police chiefs tell me sworn police officers should never associate with known felons. >> it's disappointing because all peace officers when they come into the business they know that their conduct and their associations are critical, because they are held to a higher standard. >> a former president of the santa clara county police chiefs association spending 32 years in local law enforcement, the picture was from tiano's pirgt

day party four of the men pictured are retired but working in the courts as extra help until a sheriff fired them. >> i think it seems appropriate and sends a message not only to other deputies but to the public that we want our people to maintain a good moral approach to their life. >> reporter: he says it doesn't matter if the felon is a buddy or excolleague. and today the sheriff was praised for acting quickly in this case for firing the deputies. live at san jose, damian truly onbc bay area news. >> thank you so much. developing at this hour the devastating wildfires in southern california burning out of control tonight. a live look from the chopper. you see the glow in the background continuing to burn at this hour. six major wildfires are burning north of los angeles all the way through san diego. more than 6,000 firefighters are now along the front lines. we begin our coverage with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri looking at the fire conditions

down there remind me so much of what happened in the north bay fires. >> yes and the wind event looks like it continues into the weekend. the weather is not helping firefighters at all. it stays gusty heading into saturday. 20 to 35-mile-per-hour gusts possible sunday as high as 45. swreel to wait until monday and tuesday for the winds to relax. it's out north 10 to 0 on monday but better on tuesday 10 to 15-mile-per-hour. so again early next week we should see some help to get the firefighters a little bit of a break on the fire lines. extended forecast continues dry weather the next seven days, temperatures mild in the upper 70s heading from this weekend right into next week. we may start to see it cool off a little bit but generally it looks like the wind as we head through monday and tuesday will be the biggest hem coming. >> and unsundayably warm right now. thank you jeff. another live look from the chopper in l.a. over the fires. in one, the largest one burning in ventia county.

the thomas fire it is night five down there in southern california. the firefighters are strapped thin and worn out. let's check in with nbc jay gray life in ventura. the fire conditions still dangerous down there. >> reporter: yeah, janelle, terry, any really are and going to continue to be. we talked about some of the numbers and we'll share more of those. this is the tragic reality of what the fires are doing. leaving homes in ruins here. and right now there is little help in sight. wildfires continue to rafage southern california right now. >> the thomas fire has now made its way all the way to the pacific ocean. >> reporter: the fires exploded overnight an intense orange glow filling the sky. fire racing across the hillsides. >> we started throwing everything in the car when we saw -- i saw embers starting to

hit the roof. >> reporter: families scrambling to safety ahead of the flames. >> we hopefully will be going to someplace safer and hopefully when we get back our house is still here. >> reporter: hundreds of homes are gone. >> the wind will carry embers up to a mile out in front of the main body of the fire. it makes challenges for the firefighters difficult. coupled with the very dry conditions we have out there. >> reporter: close to 6,000 firefighters are along the front lines of at least six major wildfires burning north of los angeles through san diego. >> god knows whatever else is going to break out during what i classify as the devil winds and the dry conditions that we have. >> it's scarey because it moves pretty fast. >> reporter: race horses scattered at this training center as the flames inched closer. dozens died during the stampede. >> we got a flare-up. >> reporter: as the fires continue to burn uncontained and

out of control. yeah, now look, we have had a bit of a break in the winds in afternoon and into the evening. a big help for firefighters on the front line. unfortunately, though, they expect the winds to kick up again tomorrow through the we could and into next we can. terry and janelle, firefighters tell us timothy plan to be working the wildfires through christmas. it's going to be a tough go. >> and a long haul. >> thank you jay. another live look from the chopper. and there is a shot that gives you an idea how massive the fire is. our coverage will continue throughout the newscasts including they have another live update from you from ventura county the sight what you're looking at there. at 6:30. the office doctor door of an east bay professor vandalized and how he is responding is catching pond. he is turning it into a lesson about acceptance. kristi smith is life on the east bay campus and the tactic is he is using is catching on.

>> reporter: that's right. and campus police say they are investigating six reported incidents like this over the past month. now, an assistant proveser is addressing this through art saying it's catching on. saying others are following suit. he hopes who ever is doing this might think again. posters on this office door were crossed out along with a name tag and another turned around. according to the doctor. an assistant professor at cal state east bay office. >> i saw the post-er cross out and black lives matter across that. >> he works in the educational leadership for social justice program. >> the signs are actively crossed out so i think that in itself is an act of racism. >> university police call it vaned alism. they're investigating six incidents on campus recently. >> fliers and notices have been crossed out. and most of enemy have to do with either an event or a club

or group that is based in ethnic studies. >> where a very diverse campus. >> reyes answered back with art, a cross quilt words like racism ands seksism crossed out other words are not. >> that i also stand for hope, healing love do you want to cross that out too. >> through social media he says a hashtag is sparking requests for the quilt he hopes to spark a dialogue. >> i want to challenge, one, who ever did this to rethink their actions. two, i want to immerse the whole door. >> in hayward kristi smith nbc bay area news. >> thanks kristi. just in a california assemblyman ache elgd of sexual misconduct is stepping down matt dab dob that.

he a democrat from woodland hills. . the da bob nay says this should not be considered of an admission of guilt but a time to move on to new opportunities. he was electsed to the state assembly back in 2013. a swing and a miss twice for the giants. they won't get either of the two power hitting players they had their sights on. this afternoon the giants announce they had a deal to acquire reigning mvp carlos stanton from the martins. however stanton did not waive the no trade clause knicksing the deal. he doesn't want to play for san francisco. early in the day. highly coveted decided to play for the los angeles angels instead of giants. the giants are coming off one of the worst seasons in recent history. they went 64en and 98. they went off season now an off off snlz. >> at a steal mate oakland''s mayor next to triegts to tries

to resolve a strike. >> when do unprecedented territory this we could. the reason we have poor air quality and it has nothing to do with the southern california wildfires. >> a few clouds in san francisco right now. i'm tracking when we could just get a little bit of rainfall finally moving back in. that's at 6:19 tonight. workers - marching in downtown

oakland today. after mont you are looking at hundreds

of city workers marching in downtown oakland today. after months of negotiations and four days of strike, oakland mayor libby schaff declared the city at an impasse. let's go to anser hassan in oakland. what are the unions saying right now? >> reporter: yeah, janelle, well it depends. the city may or may not be an impasse depending who you ask. the union says they are not at impasse despite what the city says. at the meeting now trying to figure out what comes next. the union is accusing the city of trying to rush it along and unfair labor practices. they tell residents expect more disruptions in services, that the strike is still on. >> the offer that we have made exceeds the cost of living increase in the bay area. >> oaklandary mayor libby schaff defended the city's last best and final offer presented to the union on the fourth day of strikes before declaring an impasse. >> the offer that we have made

to sciu is fair and responsible to both our workers and to the public. >> but oakland city employees don't see it that way. hundreds march through downtown oakland this afternoon. among the big issues, wages. the city did agree to a 4% increase in year one of the contract but could only offer up to a 2% increase the second year. and that's contingent on revenue growth. but the union want it guaranteed money. >> at this point we are looking to try and stay above the rising costs. and we would just with barrel be able to do that about the contract. >> the city made concessions aloindicating half a million to convert library jobs to staff positions process. but the union argues many departments need the same kmiltment. >> if the city reprioritized and

put the work first and the money is there. >> reporter: now, the city says the union can enter into a fact finding phase which drags it out another 5 to eight months. the city also says they are looking at contingency plans to restore services if the strike continues into next week. reporting live in oakland, anser hassan, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. new details about the patient who skapd from a psychiatric hospital. we now know his name. it's dorian mulder. the he managed to runway from john george psychiatric hospital in and he leonardo o about 6:30 last night. he ran to the fair month hospital and broke noah car with a teenage boy inside. he drove off with the boy. but then crash the car in the parking lot. mulder tried to car jack another person by biting him in the arm. he ran onto highway 580 where he was hit by the car. he got up and got away again.

deputies brought out a thermal imager which picks up body heat. as you can see that's him there in the bushes along the roadway and arrested him. new video tonight of two pit bulls before they attacked a woman and killed her chihuahua last month in san francisco. police are looking for the owners. the attack happened in the outer mission district .chihuahua died. we brought this story wednesday. the pit bulls were found, tracked down at the humane society after someone saw them on the loose. the owner of the pit bulls is unknown. police want to track that person down. the air quality alert, the first of the winter season. not the last. this is every oh the east bay this afternoon. nbc bay area sam brock joins us live from twin peaks where haze appeared across the san francisco sky line and sam, air quality management officials into uncharted territory today. >> zblsh that's correct for the

first time in history we are looking three spare the air alerts issued preemptively for sunday. we are talking about how bad the fire activity is in southern california. that's not what compromising air quality here. a profile of san francisco that looks a little less golden than usual. the city goers don't seem too alarmed. >> do you see or feel a difference. >> i see the difference but i don't feel feel the difference. >> i notice to do yesterday a little bit. a little bit hazy i wasn't sure if it was related to the fires or not. >> wildfires rafageing southern california from ventura to san diego have coated the communities with smoke. but in the bay area a high pressure ridge off the coast creates of an inversion layer keeping preexisting polluteants and the warmer air below and incoming smoke above out. >> ironically the temperature inversion we have in place over the bay area that's trapping wood smoke and other forms of pollution in the region was

protecting us yesterday from the wildfires smoke that was aloft zblool air quality management say the inversion layer could last days into next week keeping the bay area hazy. in the meantime some environmentalists look at the long game of the fire. >> every fire powers for smoke and cashed into the air. cashed is the major climate changing gas. that means every fire is exacerbating the effects. >> now groups that are concerned about the co2 emissions from the fires are focusing efforts on the rebuild. what kind of homes they're putting in the absolutely devastated communities. that means more efficient homes energy efficiently homes but also less insulation which when it burns is toxic. reporting live sam brock nbc bay area news. >> okay sam. let's get more to the air quality. spare the air declared today and tomorrow. a winter spare the air.

no wood burning. >> it's going to be tough for some folks here as the temperatures start to dip. overall we are going to see some of the worst air quality through marin and napa and sonoma. let's get to you the microclimate forecast. you'll see on the air quality report again it's a north bay with unhealthy levels. the east bay peninsula and south bay will be at moderate. limit the outdoor exposure especially if you have respiratory problems or allergies. as we get a look the big problem with the air quality is we can't get rainfall in to clean the air out. as you'll see the rainfall water update which starts on october 1st runs through july 1st. that's the bulk of our rainfall. we see a deficit right now. santa rosa so far has picked up 7 and .82. all areas now terri ner from one to two inches behind. it's not worst we've seen in terms of rainfall but we definitely need to start

catching up here soon. i'll have more on that in a second. i want to get you right into tomorrow's forecast. we will have the haze as we talked about with the air quality. if you get over that it's not bad coming on saturday. 64 in antioch. 68 in san jose. 65 in san francisco and santa rosa at 6. long range forecast over the seven days continues with dry weather for the interior valleys. the good news for the fire danger, no major wint event either at this point the next seven days. and check this out. by the 20th through about the 22nd we could a little bit of wet weather moving our way. we'll have a closer look at the weekend forecast coming up at count 6:48. >> sounds good, jeff. well stop the killer robots. this is no joke. not a bad syfy movie. the new lawmaker looking to pass a bill. a california appeals court judge

is being accused of sexual misconduct. happening now. on our home page a california appeals court judge of being accused of sexual miskuk many it two women have come forward about him harassing them. we will have kinning coverage of southern california wildfires. check out the twitter page to check out if you can help with relief efforts. back with more news after this. california banks since 2013--

and now the f-b-i is trying to track this suspect right there has been robbing california banks since 130. and now the fbi is trying to

track him down. he is known a as the khaki bandit. goes into mostly rural areas harmed with a handgun spotted in banks from napa to woodside up to redding for that matter. the fbi says it's offering a $20,000 reward to anyone who can give information about that man. the khaki bandit. facebook makes an unusual business move today in hopes of creating a safer workplace. chief operating officer says it will share the sexual harassment policy online. sandberg writes the company doesn't believe it has all the answers but facebook hopes it will inspire other businesses to share their harassment policies so they can learn from each other. san mateo county is the first in the nation to take a stand against something you might have seen in a movie. killer robots. a county supervisor will sbru a introduce a resolution on tuesday a professor at uc berkeley helped to draft the bill and produce thd video. the message to the u.n. and.

they say killer robots are no longer just science fiction but a real threat. >> there are benefits to ai. we know there are people that need help. there are autonomous vehicles. but at the same time it's government's role to make sure that that ai is dealt with. >> stopping killer roeblt developments has gotten the support of elon musk, steven hawking and apple cofounder. >> not in alabama with you close enough. president trump's nighttime rally near the home state of embattled senate candidate roy moore. plus we track new developments in the devastating southern california wildfires. a life update coming up next.

>> who will 49ers fans be comparing to jimmy dprop lo to after the game this sunday. will they call him the right handed steve young? it could happen based on the starting debut this past sunday in chicago, jimmy already being likened to joe by some. >> joe montana comparison to this i think it's a little early for that. it's only been one game. we are both ten we have that in common. it might be early. but it's -- we got a good thing going. we got to keep working hard and

keep improving every week. keep it going the right direction. >> new video tonight - pictures

from above of the thomas fire.. you can see it )s still burning its way through veur right now at 6:30, new video to you ton. pictures from above the thomas fire. you can see it's still burning its way through ventura county and just one of six fires. we are tracking the southern california fires right now. firefighters not get ago break from the wind and facing another long night. the fifth night there .. the biggest fire in ventura county within the last hour we got updated numbers. the fire burned more than 130,000 acres. containment at 10%. nearly 90,000 people in that area have been evacuated. hundreds of homes already destroyed. from our sister station is joining us with more from ojai

and patrick another difficult night for firefighters. >> reporter: it is terry and janelle. but as frightening as the numbers are and as thick as the smoke is in ojai and other ventura county communities. the winds have diminished. no kmunlts immediately threatened. firefighters making progress but it doesn't mean the fire is out. look at the video we shot earlier. this is north of ojai along 33 up towards the national forest. as you can see there is active fire in some of the whirlwindness areas outside the communities. at a briefing at the top of the fire fire command reported the burn area increased again to 143,000 acres. that's some 200 square miles. we also got an update on the number of homes burn. 282. i'm sorry 262 in the city of ventura. 158 of them destroyed. but all that was earlier in the week. with the wind easing, the active

burning is away from populated areas .calfire's chris harvey. >> today it's far north of ohigh there are homes along the stretch of 33 where the forest is. but it's -- it's fairly distant from the actual downtown of ojai right now. >> the smoke is something that we'll just have have to deal with. >> maybe that's the tradeoff then is as long as it's smoky the wind isn't push going. >> exactly it's not pushing it. >> i think i'll g to the hardware and store and see if they have masks. i have asthma and i don't want my mom -- i don't want it attacking her and stuff so. but for the most part everything seems you know -- everyone seems to be doing -- get back to the daily routine. hopefully it's safe. >> reporter: in the meantime some 20 miles from ojai helicopters with the water

baskets went to work on the southeastern flanges. directly above the commercial citrus groves outside the town of fill more. there are homes in that area, sheriff's officials evacuated the area last night. many did stay and it turned out they were okay because the water drops made big progress in stopping the fires advance. so bottom line is as horrific as this fire has been the worst of all the fires in southern california, more than 200 square miles have burned, the situation is looking up with the diminished wind. and no occupied areas are in immediate threat at this point. but with the fire in the forest it literally could continue burning into the new year. live in ojoy in ventura county, patrick heely reporting for nbc z bay area news. >> let's hope for more promising news thank you. we had a lot of support with the north by wildfires erupted. southern california now needs help. if you want to help the victims

of the devastating wildfires we made it easy. go to the website, nbcbayarea.com and click on the link on the home page. there you can find ways to donate. in alabama's crucial senate election four days away president trump is lending support to fellow republican roy moore. just a few moments ago the president left after speaking out on moore's behalf just over the alabama state line. he is in the florida city of pensicola. the rally billed at make america great again. over shadowing the election claims of sexual misconduct against moore from several women who were teenagers when sh he say moore was inappropriate with them moore denies everything. >> we cannot afraid, this country, the future of in country, cannot afford to lose a seat in the very, very close united states senate. we can't afford it, folks. we can't. >> the president didn't praise

moore as he pleaded to keep the seat in republican hands. moore's candidacy is badly divided the republican party. the house speaker and senate majority leader have called on moore to leave the raise. other republicans in washington say the race is up to the people of alabama to decide. but today on capitol hill two more congressman under fire for sexual misconduct allegations. this after three members announced their departures this past week. nbc bay area blaine alexander looks at what is becoming a turning point in washington. >> reporter: an accuser standing her ground beverly young nelson defending the validity of what she says is a year book signature by alabama senate candidate roy moore decades ago. >> i want everyone to know that i stand by my previous statement that roy moore sexually assaulted me. >> reporter: nelson who says moore groped her when she was 16 years old says the year book is proof they knew each other. race neck and neck as voters

decide whether to send moore to washington where currently laurpg are facing a surge of misconduct allegations. the latest empty seat, trent franks resigning after acknowledging he talked to former female staffers about being surrogate mothers for his children. >> this in the same week that senator al franken and john congers both announced departures. a start contrast to democrat reuben cuinn and republican blake fahrenthold who are refusing to step down. both denying claims of sexually harassing a staffer. but fahrenthold settled for $84,000. money he plans to pay back to taxpayers. >> i want to be clear that i didn't do anything wrong. but i also don't want the taxpayers to be on the hook for this. >> now lawmakers on the hook as voters watch to see whether they will hold their colleagues accountable. blaine alexander, nbc news,

washington. an east bay congressman isn't likely to being the next social media star but he is passionate about new video he is posting. well classical music sets the tone for eric swalle low tech white board video posted to the facebook page as a member of the house intelligence committee swalle is closely fooling those linked to the russia investigation. he wants the public to understand what's become a complex issue. >> some of them were traveling abroad to meet with russians during the campaign. but here is something every single one of them has in common. they failed to disclose these contacts when they were asked about them they suddenly had this russian amnesia. >> well president trump has dismissed the allegations of ties to russia as fake news and he continues to call the special counsel's investigation a witch hunt. president trump signing a bill today that will keep the federal government open. for now.

both houses of congress passed a temporary funding extension late last night beating the midnight deadline. they have until december 22nd to negotiate a longer term agreement. the president met with congressional leaders thursday to discuss the potential deal. top priorities include defense funding, hurricane and wildfires relief. and money for the children's health insurance program. take a live look at the golden gate bridge looks good but a new report warns traffic in the bay area is getting more dangerous. the metropolitan transportation commission points to a huge jump in traffic deaths since 2010. that report looked at accidents that killed drivers, pedestrian attention and bicyclists. analysts say human error is to blame. the three most common mistakes drivers make are speeding, unsafe turning and driving under the influence. a warning going out tonight in the east bay. concord police say a scammer is trying to convince people that they omoney here how is works.

someone calls using the police department number nonthe caller tells them they owe police money if they refuse to pay the caller tells them there will be someone waiting for them. concord police department says they would never call people to demand money. and they are asking nerch getting a call to please report it. a daring act of kindness caught on video, the man saved a rabbit in the southern california wildfires explains his heroic actions.

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monring. this happened around one a-m at a home off orion an explosion rocked a livermore neighborhood this morning at 1 "a" at a home off oryan way. this is the fire at its peak. firefighters were able to save most of the house. investigators think the home owner worked on air-conditioning equipment in the garage. but they don't know if that's related. a false alarm at a the international airport this morning. this is video as the lay lamar

was going off near gate 29. the airport says workers triggered the aray lamar by accident. no ill intent. any let passengers back in after a quick investigation. last time this happened a kwum months ago. the man behind a viral video link to the southern california wildfires at a talks about his daring act of kindness. we showed you the video yesterday. and chances are you saw the video on social media. it shows mr. gonzalez saving a bunny from the highway in ventura county he said he was nervous. >> my heart was pounding. i was shaking a little bit. but i -- i don't know, you know, i didn't want the rabbit to, you know, go through the fire. >> gonzalez says he took the animal to an area where there was no flames and the bunny concuried off. some people have called gonzalez a hero. animal experts say are warning others to leave wild animals alone. you see it happen, so like i have to save the animal. >> the rabbit had to be scared for him to catch it.

>> good point. wild rablts are like. >> yeah. >> let's talk about the weather. it's mild with you we have chilly nights. >> temperatures in the 30s to 40s next couple of mornings. overall really a nice night setting nupg san francisco. 58 right now with low 50s this evening. we'll talk more about the weekend forecast and the poor air quality and when we could see some rainfall in a few minutes. the salesman says buying instead of leasing costs less. why did she end up paying more in i'm consumer investigator chris chumara. nbc bay area responds next. to a concord woman who says she

was sold a cell phone plan that was supposed to save her nbc bay area responds to a concord woman who says she was sold a cell phone plan that's supposed to save her money. >> but it cost her more. our response team helped. chris is here with the story. chris. >> she had been leasing four cell phones for her family. she says sprint told her she

could lower the bill if she bought the phones instead of leasing. she said, okay. why not? >> when she got the next bill it had gone up. she asked sprint which. and the company told her she had to pay a monthly subsidy fee for buying the phones. rosslyn challenged the subsidy fee but sprint didn't budge. she requested assistance. when with we asked about the the account and the subsidy fee it cleared it up right away. rosslyn says sprint told her that subsidy fee was was a mistake and it recalculated her contract which reduced her bill by $100 a month. in a statement sprint aapologized to rosslyn for the inconvenience and its miscommunication. sprint said we are grateful she chose to stay with sprint and we successfully resolved the issue. if you have a complaint call us, 1-888-996-tips, or log onto to

nbcbayarea.com/responds. california fish and game commission has band recreation alabalone fishing for 2018. after a marj of the creatures were found dead or starving. a explosion of sea urchens are eating the food supply. amundson be is following through on the word that it was going to bring down prices. at the pricey whole foods after buying the chain. look at this. the grand opening of the whole foods 365 store in concord. it's the company's first budget grocery store in the bay area. wow! what a party. >> gee. >> that's kind of cool to be the first person in the brand-new grocery store. >> what would you buy? >> i guess -- i don't know that fruit looked appeals. fresh fruit. i don't know. >> jeff would be more of a wine man. >> i could take some wine, yeah.

i'm thrifty so the best deal. >> the bunlt store. check it out. >> okay. let's move to the week weather, right. >> for wine? >> yes. great weather the next couple of days if you're sipping a little bit of vino out on the balcony. as for right now we'll take to you oakland. we have high clouds overhead and temperatures down to the 40s. once we hit 10:00 p.m. really no matter where you are headed bring the jacket. let's bring you to the south bay, the high definition camera at christmas in the park. all the way past christmas into the january. into midnight even on christmas. if you're going this evening we have 58 degrees. by 10:00 down to 53. so the big thing for tracking right now is a huge region of high pressure. this is the main reason why fire danger has been so high and we haven't seen the rainfall.

we should have had at least a few storms in december and it's been bone dry. this is why. high pressure circulation around this is it sending all of the rainfall well up into alaska. so the own thing we are left with is poor air quality. when the high pressure sits over us as long as it has it's like a lid across the bay area. it traps the pollutants near the surface pae can't get the air cleaned out. we have the spare the air alert in effect for and sunday. manslaughter levels here in the east bay peninsula and south bay. you may have to limit the outdoor exposure if you have asthma or respiratory problems. as far as tomorrow morning, starts off on the cold side. but not below freezing. 42 expected in the the south bay and the tri-valley down to 39. san francisco 47 with hazy skies and the north bay begins at 38. i don't want to forget new the east bay. beginning mostly sunny and 43. by the afternoon on saturday a good amount of warming. really a nice day if you can get over the fact gnat air quality

is not that great. 67 in cupertino and 69 in morgan hill. east san jose 66. throughout the east bay also mostly sunny skies 67 in danville. 62 in vallejo. and hayward of 65. redwood city, 67. a light wind out of the northeast at 4. san francisco union square may be the embarcadero to get the holiday shopping underway, 63 and up through wine country, maybe for a little bit of the wine terry mentioned napa 68 and sonoma 66. extended forecast shows san francisco with morning temperatures in the 40s the next seven days. afternoon highs in the low 60s. no rainfall the next seven days. but keep your eye on the 20th through the 22nd. there is the chance right now we might get a little bit of rainfall moving our way. the forecast model have been consistent and at least trying to show something forming before christmas. interior valley forecast it's mild. but not too hot and no big wind

event coming through the next seven days which is good news overall in terms of the fire danger at this point. weekend upon us. >> okay can't wait with. thanks, jeff. >> yeah. >> the warriors do something they haven't done before. what could it being? we'll explain next in sports. hing steph curry a speedy recovery in detroit tonight.

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yeah, fans wishing steph curry a speedy recovery in detroit tonight. warriors would have to play without him against the pistons. kevin durant stepped up putting up 36 points and 10 rebounds. and the warriors win 101 to 98. they go 6-0 on a road trip the first time in franchise history. 6-0. sweeping a 6-game road trip. >> football, the raidners kansas city this sunday and a chance to take over sole position of first place in the afc west. >> a guy by the name of doug

henderson drikz but won't be routing to the silver and black or kansas city. colin resch explains he is routing for certain players. mar shawn lynch for one. >> you come to every home game. >> not every game but with mar shawn being back i want to come to a lot of them. you know marcus peters, marcus and mar shawn are cousins. >> on nfl game days nfl stadiums are where you'll find doug. back on october 19th i caught up with the superagent at the oakland coliseum and had friends. >> did you mar is the former detroit piston great, lopez the actor and comedienne. >> big raider fands. last time he got mobd. they came with me that are friends of mar shawn as well. these are the guys i'm with see everybody else. it's a good workday to be here. >> when you come to the games down on the sidelines pregame, are you trying to do anything specific. >> or are you just talking to

people. >> yeah i'm here to see my players first and foremost. give them a hug tell them good luck. here to see the owner, the gm head coaches stuff like that. networking seeing them talking and working and seeing everybody. >> appearances then are huge. >> yeah, no doubt. look it's great when you are here the players love it i'm here and seeing everybody that kind of stuff it's a small league. and you get to know everybody well by being at games like this throughout the year. i try every monday, thursday night. >> fast forward some seven weeks and this is where i caught up with hendrickson today at his home in kenfield. it's friday which means last night he was in trant watching five of the guys play in the falcons. >> i saw the guys down for the stadium at 1:30 went back to the hotel slept two hours got ones plane back to san francisco. my kids had a school play. and they recital penny basically am here oh for the weekend head out monday sfl jerry kmr giere

comes to 19 it can be a grinned but he wouldn't change a thing. >> i get to see the fruits of my labor daley the guys. i want to do this until the day i walk oit and i don't know when that will be. >> great seeing you great hanging out. >> in kenfield, colin resch, bay area. >> okay we were just practicing our christmas carolling. >> it was bad, people. >> yes. >> bad. >> we have some pretty good weather. >> we have more like two weeks more to practice. >> have yourself a great weekend. >> yes. 67 on saturday temperatures in the low 40s to start next couple of days. and then once we hit next friday we'll be looking ahead maybe to rainfall just before christmas. that was a nice. >> we'ller issen aid during the weather forecasts. >> wow! >> sorry. >> back at 11:00. >> i'll be back at 11:00. >> have a good night, folks.

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